don lemon here top of the hour. thanks for joining us. tonight much of the midwest bracing once again for an onslaught of dangerous weather less than 24 hours after a deadly series of tornadoes ripped through the region. in a second, the whole house was gone. we were looking up at blue sky. terror from the skies. we ve gotten so many ireports from you out there. please stay safe tonight. we want you to be safe. this is the exact same weather system that could hammer millions more people as darkness begins to fall, so stay tuned, we ll keep you updated. the threat of tornadoes through much of the central time zone. for many the damage is already done. 122 reports of possible tornado touchdowns yesterday and overnight. most of them hit kansas, but parts of nebraska, oklahoma and iowa are in rubble today, too. the most impacted communities has impacted community has to be woodward, oklahoma. five deaths are blamed on the storm outbreak, all of them in woodward. they includ
also, it s the 100th anniversary of one of the biggest maritime disasters in history. while the titanic remains silent in her watery grave, fascination with the ship still very much alive. weekend early start begins now. good morning once again. now to the severe weather in the midwest where deadly tornadoes laid waste to parts of at least three states. this is what storms left behind in oklahoma city. take a look. homes and businesses severely damaged. it was a similar scene northwest of the city in woodward, oklahoma. at least five people were killed by the tornado there in woodward. this is a tornado chewing through salina, kansas. it was reported at midcontinent airport and at mcconnell air force base south of the city. the mayor of thurmond, says most of his town is damaged by the storms. no serious injuries. about 100 people had to find another place to sleep last night. one family had just rebuilt their home after a fire. we heard the sirens probably a good may